Tree Service in Tahuya, WA
Tahuya is an unincorporated Mason County community - not Kitsap County - on the south shore of Hood Canal, near Tahuya State Forest. It's cabin and seasonal home country: a lot of the properties here are places people get to on weekends, and the trees around them are growing and shifting all week while nobody's watching.
That's what makes Tahuya different. A tree can come down in a Monday storm and nobody finds out until Friday. A limb can hang over the cabin roof all summer long, getting heavier, until the owner shows up for the weekend and finally looks up. The call we get from Tahuya is often after the fact - and the ask is to get the property safe again and check what's left.
Storm damage found after the fact
When you drive out to your Tahuya place after a winter storm and find a tree across the deck, the driveway, or the cabin itself, the first job is getting it safe - clearing the access, getting the downed wood off what's underneath it, and hauling away the branches so the property is usable again. We handle the whole cleanup: we chip the brush, load the logs, and leave the lot clean.
If the storm left a leaner still standing over the cabin or the drive - the tree that didn't quite come all the way down - we'll take that too before it finishes the job on its own. Don't wait for the next storm to deal with that one. For an emergency in Tahuya we're typically about an hour.
Checking trees before winter
The better call from Tahuya is the one we get before winter, not after: 'We're heading out for the season - can you look at the trees?' We walk the property as part of a free estimate and point out the ones most likely to cause trouble - the dead tops, the leans, the heavy limbs over the roof, the firs that lost their windbreak. Better to deal with them on your schedule than to find out about them in March.
On every job we haul away the branches and wood. If you've already cut a tree down yourself on a weekend trip and the brush is still sitting there, we'll haul off the debris and leave the property clean.
Mason County and Hood Canal rules
Tahuya is in Mason County, not Kitsap County, so Mason County's rules apply to tree removal here - and Hood Canal shoreline properties can carry extra rules of their own. We check which requirements govern your lot before any removal and can help with the application when a permit is required.
Emergency response time
Silverdale, Gig Harbor, Belfair and the rest of our service area - typically about an hour.
Open 24/7 - a real person answers at night.
Tree services we do in Tahuya
These are the services we get called for most in Tahuya. Each links to its own page with the full details - here we'll keep it short.
Who manages tree rules in Tahuya
Mason County's rules apply, and Hood Canal shoreline properties can have extra rules. We check before any removal.
Tahuya tree service - frequently asked questions
I came out to my Tahuya cabin and a tree is on the deck - how fast can you come?
Getting the property safe is the first job. For an emergency in Tahuya we're typically about an hour - we answer the phone 24/7 and come out at night. We'll clear the access, get the downed wood off what's underneath it, and haul away the branches so the lot is usable again.
Can you check my trees before I close up for the season?
Yes. As part of a free estimate we'll walk your property and point out the trees most likely to cause trouble over the winter - the dead tops, the leans, the heavy limbs over the roof, the firs that lost their windbreak. Better to deal with them on your schedule than to find out about them in March.
There's still a leaner standing after the storm - can you take it down?
Yes. If the storm left a leaner still standing over the cabin or the drive - the tree that didn't quite come all the way down - we'll take it down before it finishes the job on its own. Don't wait for the next storm to deal with that one.
I cut a tree down myself last weekend - will you haul off the brush?
Yes. If you've already done the cutting, we'll haul off the branches, logs and yard waste and leave the property clean. That's a regular job for us around Tahuya.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Tahuya?
Tahuya is in Mason County, so Mason County's rules apply - and if you're on the Hood Canal shoreline there can be extra rules. We check which requirements govern your lot before any removal and can help with the application when a permit is required.
Nearby towns we also serve
We also cover the communities around Tahuya: Belfair. See the full service area map.
Tahuya on the map
We work all around Tahuya and the neighboring communities. Pan and zoom to see your part of town.
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